Disaster response from a comparative perspective
The paper compares disaster response systems, highlighting differences in government coordination, resource allocation, technology, and culture
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Disaster response from a comparative perspective
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- Malešič, Marjan
- Unique identifier
- https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijdrr.2020.101621
This paper examines global disaster response systems, comparing practices across various countries and regions. It explores differences in governmental coordination, resource allocation, technological capabilities, and cultural influences. The analysis highlights how these factors impact the effectiveness of disaster management and recovery efforts. By identifying best practices and challenges, the paper offers insights for improving disaster response strategies worldwide.
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DRM Phases
Response
Geographic focus
all Europe/EU